Printable fantasy football rankings for 2026 drafts

Welcome to the fantasy football draft weekend! We have printable PPR drafting tiers and today you'll find printable overall rankings for you and your kin as you set your rosters for the 2026 NFL season. Injuries and suspensions have been trickling in, so we've gathered the latest information for you.

Quarterbacks Patrick Mahomes of the Chiefs is ready to go after recovering from a torn ACL last season. His effectiveness remains to be seen, but we can expect a more run-heavy offense with Kenneth Walker as the team's three-down back.

Michael Penix Jr. of the Falcons is back practicing and is expected to take over the starting job once he's ready, with Tua Tagovailoa leading the way in the meantime. Running backs Josh Jacobs of the Packers is on the NFL's exempt list due to a domestic abuse investigation, making him a risky pick at this point. Ashton Jeanty of the Raiders sprained his ankle in practice and might return for week 1, but rookie Mike Washington is also a likely starter.

Zach Charbonnet of the Seahawks landed on the PUP list, which keeps him out for at least four games. Jadarian Price of the Cardinals has a high ankle sprain but has a 50/50 chance to play Week 1. Keaton Mitchell of the Chargers is currently sidelined with an unknown injury. Jonathon Brooks and Chuba Hubbard of the Panthers are both relatively healthy and should see work, with Hubbard being the likely lead back.

Isiah Pacheco of the Lions landed on the PUP list with a back injury and will miss at least four games. TreVeyon Henderson of the Patriots has a reported ankle injury and isn't on the PUP list, leaving his Week 1 status uncertain. Kyle Monangai of the Bears has a knee injury and is week-to-week, while D'Andre Swift of the Bears has a chance to increase his role as the lead back.

Luther Burden of the Bears' groin injury appears to be healed, making him a valuable draft pick. Malik Nabers of the Buccaneers is on track to play Week 1 after recovering from an ACL injury. Emeka Egbuka of the Buccaneers has a toe injury and is expected to return soon, but his practice status remains unclear. Jordyn Tyson of the Saints is on the PUP list with a hamstring injury and isn't expected until mid-season. Alec Pierce of the Colts is back and practicing after dealing with an ankle injury this summer.